Endless

by jonathan - 0

Meet Endless OS, a Debian based Linux distribution with a custom desktop environment “EOS Shell” based on GNOME. Different from most Linux distributions, the root file system of Endless OS is read-only and managed by OSTree. This allows the system to easily and continuously be updated without the need for a

Sparky

by J Watson - 0

A review by J A Watson from https://www.zdnet.com Sparky Linux is one of the few distributions which offers two versions, based on the Debian stable and testing branches. The new release is Sparky Linux 5, based on Debian testing. The release announcement gives a brief overview, but because this version of

Lubuntu

by Abhishek Prakash - 0

Top 10 New Features in Ubuntu 19.04 Disco Dingo A review by Abhishek Prakash from https://itsfoss.com Ubuntu 19.04 is released. Excited to see what’s new in the latest release? Check it out. Did you know that the Ubuntu release names and versions have a specific logic. Read this article to know more about

Linux Lite

by Brian Fagioli - 0

Linux Lite 4.4 is ready to replace Microsoft Windows on your aging PC A review by Brian Fagioli from https://betanews.com One of the best things about operating systems based on the Linux kernel is they can sometimes be very lightweight. Why is this important? Well, when an OS uses very few resources,

Slackware

by Tom Nardi - 0

Making The Case For Slackware In 2018 A review by Tom Nardi from https://hackaday.com If you started using GNU/Linux in the last 10 years or so, there’s a very good chance your first distribution was Ubuntu. But despite what you may have heard on some of the elitist Linux message boards and

Puppy

by Adarsh Verma - 0

A review by Adarsh Verma If you take a look at our popular list of lightweight Linux distros, you’ll realize that Puppy Linux has found a place near the top. Packaged in small size, this Linux distro is known for its ability to be built using the packages from other

Archbang

by John Paul - 0

The beautiful thing about Linux is the freedom to use any desktop setup you want. Some people like to have a desktop with all the bells and whistles, like KDE. Others like the option to have a minimal, but useful desktop. ArchLabs fits into the latter category. Inspiration for ArchLabs Like most

FreeBSD

by Derick Lobga - 0

FreeBSD 12.0 Stable Version Released! A review by Derick Sullivan M. Lobga from https://itsfoss.com The FreeBSD team has announced the release of the first stable version of its 12 series. The FreeBSD 12.0 release comes in with some major software updates. The FreeBSD Release Engineering Team is pleased to announce the availability of

ReactOS

by Aaron Peters - 0

How to Use ReactOS, the Open-Source Windows Clone A review written by Aaron Peters from https://www.makeuseof.com If you wish Windows was open source, you should look into ReactOS! Microsoft has

Pop!_OS

by Phillip Prado - 0

Hands on With System76’s Beautiful Linux Distro Pop!_OS A review written by Phillip Prado from https://itsfoss.com Brief: Linux system manufacturer System76 introduced a beautiful looking Linux distribution called Pop!_OS. But is Pop OS worth an install? Read the Pop OS review and find out yourself. When I saw that System 76 launched their #TryPopOS

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